Everbuild Lumberjack 5 minute Polyurethane Wood Adhesive Liquid, 750 g

Best glue you can get. Drys in 30 minutes and fills gaps.

Great item 👍

Bought this as last resort to save some old dining chairs and what a job it done. Cleaned up joints that was in pretty bad way with old repairs and usage to the point they was near clapped out, thought nothing to lose so added decent amount of this glue. Clamped and left overnight and the joints are now solid as a rock, genuinely can’t believe just how well it worked, I really was one step away from throwing them on the fire but now I’m sure have years of use in them. I will highly recommend this if you’re thinking of fixing up some old furniture or something, it really dose expand to fill all the gaps and create a strong bond. I even found that I had bit more working time than I feared I would, bottle says dry in five minutes so first chair I did I rush panicking it would dry solid before I could get it all together. In reality I would say you got about 3-5 minutes working, stable in 10 minutes and fully dry overnight. Wear gloves and old cloths though, this stuff is impossible to wash out of clothing and will make your hands look dirty for days if it gets on your bare skin

This would appear to be a rebranding of Wudcare's Fast Grab PU adhesive, only at a better price. I first came across this in a carpentry shop which specialised in custom-built sash windows. The carpenters were very enthusiastic about it because of its fast setting time which meant they could be plaining and sanding within 20 minutes of glueing and assembly. Personally, I think that's pushing it a bit, but in a commercial environment, if the next job is waiting, who's to say. Because they dealt with a lot of routered window frames where joints - especially the muntin and styles - can be unforgiving, they also liked this glue because it foams and expands to fill gaps, which also makes it especially handy for other joints like mortice and tenon etc. All in all it gets a big thumbs up. Because it expands, your work may need to be clamped or strapped during the initial curing time. Semi-cured foam can be easily cut away with a knife and damping the wood with a little water before applying the glue will help speed the cure. Assembly needs to be thought out in advance and executed relatively quickly if you don't want a foaming mess on your hands! A little goes a long way. Over time this glue may become very rigid, (I'm not qualified to say), but initially I'd class it as having slightly more flex than other, more traditional, brittle wood glues. All in all, it's a very versatile glue, bonding all types of wood, MDF, metal, concrete and polystyrene. It's easy to use and extremely waterproof.

I don’t use it myself but my decorator did in my stairs and we both thought the results were amazing. He said he usually used another type of ‘glue’ but he said he would use this one if he needed to again.

Great product. Just don't get it on your hands!! Much better priced than buying locally

Of course it is hard to clean, it is supposed to be sticky, you can probably buy expanding foam remover and it will work or use acetone (nail polish remover) like I do. As far as the glue is concerned, it is awesome, it will run and drip, so not for overhead applications, or with a lot of caution, then it will harden and expand and stick really well. Not good as a filler, use caulk or a filler. Can be used to fix wooden fixtures to walls etc but it will expand. One clever use is when wood touches and creaks, like floor boards. A thin line of glue over the joist will give it that extra padding to stop creaking.

Needed an adhesive that would expand a little to fill gaps around joints, was waterproof, would dry quickly and provide a strong bond. This adhesive was recommended by my son and has worked well. Very pleased with it.